Watch Toronto Blue Jay v Seattle Mariner : TV & Streaming

When the Toronto Blue Jays face the Seattle Mariners, finding a reliable way to watch can be a challenge—especially when the game carries playoff implications. This guide cuts through the blackout rules and service options to show you exactly what channel and streaming service carries the matchup, whether you’re at home or on the go.

Mariners.TV annual price: $89.99 ·
Mariners.TV monthly price: $19.99 ·
ALCS broadcast: Fox/FS1 (MLB on FOX official stream) ·
Free streaming trial: YouTube TV (YouTube TV Mariners page)

Six key facts summarize the viewing landscape for this series.

What channel is the Blue Jays game televised on?

Sportsnet – Blue Jays Canadian home

In Canada, the Toronto Blue Jays’ regular season games are broadcast on Sportsnet (MLB.com – Mariners schedule). Sportsnet holds exclusive regional rights for the team, covering 162 games each year. Canadian viewers can find the channel through most cable and satellite providers.

ROOT Sports NW and national channels for Mariners

Seattle Mariners games air on ROOT Sports NW within the team’s home territory (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska, Montana, Hawaii, British Columbia, Alberta) through the 2025 season. According to MLB.com, a new regional carrier will take over in 2026. For nationally televised matchups, Fox, FS1, TBS, and ESPN share the schedule.

Fox, FS1, TBS, ESPN for nationally broadcast games

Postseason games, including the ALCS, are carried on Fox and FS1 (MLB on FOX live stream). TBS airs select regular season and Division Series games, and ESPN broadcasts Sunday Night Baseball and other prime-time matchups.

How to watch the Blue Jays game without cable?

Live TV streaming services: Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Hulu + Live TV

Each of these services carries Fox, FS1, and regional sports networks where available. MLB.com lists Fubo and DirecTV Stream among providers that offer Mariners.TV. For Canadian viewers, Sportsnet Now (the streaming arm of Sportsnet) provides a cable-free option.

MLB.TV – single-team subscription and blackout rules

Mariners.TV, part of MLB.TV, costs $89.99 per season or $19.99 per month (MLB.com). It streams every out-of-market game with no local blackouts in the Mariners home territory (Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Alaska, Montana, Hawaii, British Columbia, Alberta). However, national exclusivities may override local availability.

Antenna for over-the-air broadcasts

If the game airs on Fox, an over-the-air antenna can deliver it for free in many areas. The MLB on FOX broadcast of the ALCS Game 5 is available via antenna across most U.S. markets (MLB on FOX).

Where can I watch the Blue Jays game for free?

Free trials on streaming services

YouTube TV offers a free trial that includes Fox, FS1, and other channels. Fubo and DirecTV Stream also provide free trials, but lengths vary. MLB.TV occasionally offers a 7-day free trial, though it applies only to out-of-market games.

Watch parties at bars and restaurants

Many sports bars and restaurants nationwide show MLB games without charge. Check local listings for watch parties hosted by fan clubs.

MLB.TV free trial offer

According to MLB.com, the single-team subscription does not include a permanent free tier, but promotional free trials are available at certain points during the season.

Can I watch MLB through Amazon Prime?

MLB Network on Prime Video Channels

Amazon Prime Video offers MLB Network as an add-on channel for $9.99/month (MLB on FOX). This gives access to MLB Network’s live games and programming, but not to every regional broadcast.

Amazon Prime Video add-on subscription

Basic Amazon Prime membership does not include any MLB games. You must subscribe to the MLB Network channel through Prime Video Channels, or use a separate service like MLB.TV.

Peacock exclusive games

Peacock holds exclusive rights to select Mariners games, including the July 5, 2025 matchup against the Blue Jays (MLB.com schedule). Peacock requires its own subscription.

How to watch the Mariners vs Blue Jays ALCS Game 7?

TV channel for ALCS Game 7

ALCS Game 7 is broadcast nationally on Fox or FS1 (MLB on FOX). Check local listings for the specific channel. First pitch is typically scheduled for 8:03 PM ET.

Streaming options for Game 7

You can stream Game 7 via the Fox Sports app (requires authentication), or through live TV streaming services like Fubo, DirecTV Stream, and YouTube TV (YouTube TV).

Pregame and postgame coverage

Mariners.TV subscribers can access select pregame and postgame coverage, as noted on MLB.com.

Step-by-step guide to watching Blue Jays vs Mariners

1. Identify your region. Are you in Canada, the Mariners home territory, or outside both? This determines which service works without blackouts.
2. Choose your viewing method. If you have cable, Sportsnet (Canada) or ROOT Sports NW (US) will carry most games. For cord-cutters, pick a live TV streaming service like Fubo or YouTube TV.
3. Check for national exclusives. Games on Fox, FS1, TBS, ESPN, or Peacock may override regional broadcasts. Use the MLB on FOX schedule or MLB.com to confirm.
4. Consider Mariners.TV. For $89.99/season you get every out-of-market Mariners game with no local blackouts in the defined home territory.
5. Explore free trials. YouTube TV, Fubo, and MLB.TV often offer trial periods. Set a reminder to cancel before the trial ends.
6. Set up an antenna. If the game is on Fox and you have decent reception, an antenna is your cheapest option.

Timeline signal

• Regular Season (Apr–Sep): Games broadcast on regional sports networks; some national exclusives apply.
• July 5, 2025: Mariners vs Blue Jays game exclusive to Peacock (MLB.com).
• October 2025: ALCS: Blue Jays vs Mariners; games on Fox, FS1, TBS.
• 2026 Season: Mariners TV rights may change to new regional carrier (MLB.com).

What we know and what’s unclear

Expert perspectives

“The following Mariners games will be available exclusively on Peacock. Sunday, July 5 – 2:00 p.m. vs. Blue Jays.”

— MLB.com official schedule page (MLB.com)

“How to watch the Toronto Blue Jays vs. Seattle Mariners without cable: Watch Fox and FS1 on DirecTV Stream, Watch Fox and FS1 on Fubo, Watch MLB on MLB.TV.”

— Yahoo Sports (YouTube / MLB on FOX)

“The Seattle Mariners will host the Toronto Blue Jays in the fourth game of the ALCS on Thursday at 8:33 p.m. ET, live on FS1.”

— Fox Sports (MLB on FOX)

For a fan trying to catch every pitch of the Blue Jays vs Mariners series, the choice depends on where you live and how much you’re willing to pay. Canadian viewers have the easiest path via Sportsnet, while Americans in the Mariners home territory can rely on ROOT Sports NW or Mariners.TV. For travelers and cord-cutters, MLB.TV combined with a VPN (for out-of-market access) is the most flexible option. You will sacrifice free access unless an over-the-air broadcast or a well-timed free trial lines up with the game. The dedicated fan should plan their subscription around the schedule, check blackout rules ahead of time, and always have an antenna as a backup.

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